For GIBS Business School, Bangalore, the minimum eligibility is pretty straightforward and student-friendly.
For MBA/PGDM:
- You need a graduation degree from a recognised university.
- Most students apply after completing their bachelor's in any stream.
- You also need a valid score in exams like CAT, MAT, K
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GIBS Bangalore minimum eligibility for MBA/PGDM and BBA is straightforward and merit-based.
MBA/PGDM: Bachelor's degree (10+2+3 pattern) with minimum 50% aggregate marks from AICTE/UGC recognised university.
BBA: Pass Class 12 (10+2) from any recognised board; no minimum percentage specified (students
Upvote Eligibility criteria for GIBS and any of its Programs is easy and user-friendly - basically requirements are just basic academic qualifications.
Undergraduate (BBA):
10+2 (PUC/HSC) from recognised board.
- Generally - minimum mark should be around 50% with the noted fluctuation from programme to progra
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No, work experience is not compulsory for PGDM at GIBS. I joined GIBS as a fresher myself, so I didn't have any work experience when I joined. There were many other freshers too, and we all got time to understand things, learn and improve along the way.
The faculty were also supportive, and the activ
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The fac
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